Haha this is exactly what Aston Martin did to a Toyota IQ when they were trying to fudge their govt regulatory co2 emissions figures based on their model range average CO2 figures back in 2012.Original Post Deleted
Technically it is vin plated as an Aston Martin, and unlike its rather common Toyota badged counterpart, it is worth considerably more on the used car market in the UK, due to rarity because, Aston Martin never sold anywhere near the 4000 units per annum that they originally forecasted and only ended up selling 150 units!
Also, back in 2012, trying to sell what was essentially a cosmetically tarted up Toyota IQ for £32,000 really was trying to turn poo into strawberry jam.lol Millennial Wood ducks still buy them though, you will find it pretty hard to find one selling for less than what they sold for brand new,today. So,thanks to the woody's, prices for this rare Aston iteration, Cygnets are appreciating in value. Ha Ha @Coolboy better hurry before prices of them get out of reach he he.